Our vision for 2030
What could the Baltic Sea Region look like in 2030 if marine resources were used more widely?
What will the effects be on the natural capital; the regional energy and biomass portfolio; and human well- being in the region?
Compendium
An assessment of the SUBMARINER topics' potential to contribute to blue growth in the .
Roadmap
The roadmap spells out our vision and defines actions towards a blue-green economy in the .
Status Report
The status report presents the progress made to date towards the goals set out in the roadmap.
Insert SlideShare link iframe for status update report
A Smart Baltic Sea Region – Making use
of blue-green combined solutions
The BSR becomes a model EU region on conscious sea use combination, shaping its unique EU brand in this field. Smart combinations refers to integrated concepts where multiple products (e.g. biogas, fertilisers, seafood, high-value products) and services (e.g. nutrient harvesting, carbon sequestration, clean beaches) are delivered from the same space.
Maintaining the Baltic Sea Regions’s natural capital
The natural capital of the Baltic Sea Region is maintained and able to offer a broad range of ecosystem services in line with the sustainable development paradigm and the HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP) and the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) spirit. This is made possible by a more widespread conscious use of the sea resources to that end.
Marine resources as part of the
BSR sustainable energy and biomass portfolio
The BSR becomes an important place for smart production of renewable energy and sustainable biomass including marine resources in order to meet EU targets and mitigate climate change. Such production enhances the security of the energy supply and attracts new industries and businesses to the coastal municipalities.
Improve human well-being via new marine products
Blue biobased products, such as new medicines and healthy food, contribute to human health and well-being in the BSR. Also the biobased economy creates new jobs and thus improves employment opportunities in the coastal states and regions.
The Baltic Sea Region –
a biobased innovation showcase
Biobased economy offers one of the highest innovation potential and high value product potentials. System innovations make best use of already available knowledge and technologies from related sectors such as forestry, offshore wind as well as other biotech industries. In 2030, the BSR becomes an important EU biobased innovation and model hub specialised in biobased technologies.